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Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

Rogers & Bros. knives,
81 IS per dozen.
Casters, $500 up. Pickel
castors, S2.oo up.
Spoons (tea). 81 90 doz.
Gents solid silver, stem
winding, American lever
watch, SII.oo up.
Ladies' American lever
watches from $40 up.
Gents gold watch, Ameri-
can lever, $50 up.
Nickel alarm clock, best
in the market, $1.2O.
5 day walnut clock, strik.
ing on gong, So IS.
Diamond rings, $500 up.
A large variety of ladies'
halr-pins, mounted with
Rhine stones from IS to soc
should be seen to be appre-
GATED. We cannot tell YOU
all the bagrains we have.
Call and see them. All
goods Guaranteed as repre-
scented. Give US 4 call.
aT.3t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

For come time Bryan Mooney, Of No
POI East Nineteenth street, New YORK,
who keeps fowls, had found several OF
them dead when he had gone 10 their
shed: lie was greatly puzzled, but
fually decided that rats had killed
them. On Saturday morning, however,
Mooney saw huge black object crawl
ing near the fence toward the stump Of
an OLD tTee. Mooney paid little atten.
ton TO 1t, however, and Oh Sunday
morning when he went into his shed he
found all HIS ducks md chickens dead.
Yesterday he started 10 work to demo-.
ish the stump and In a short time he
found huge black snake five feet lon 2
coiied up in the centre OF the STUMP.
Mooney gu ckly killed it. He valued
his fowls at $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
a Now Match COMPANY.

The match Misunderstanding company
AT LaudenberP, Pa, has virtually dis
banded, owing 10 the Illness OF the
MANAGER and ono of the stockholders,
Mr.. Frederick Courtney, and new
CONF any has been organized and char
tered In New Jersey, with the following
ohieere: President, 3. b. Dou2herty,
|oi Landenberg; vice president, Robert
crane, columbia; genera! mausper.
Frank Courtney. The remainder q;
.ne directors are o. &. Jones and W. V.
walker. The new company has net
yet decided where its works will be 10.
Gated. Colnm ola, Oxford aud Chester.
fs, ana Camden, N. have been
named: a meeting will, bs held In a
shord time to determine this question.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
DIED.

lSAEILLE-On thE 5.h irs'.. after a liure,.
ing Illness, AlezaLde. SayiIie, 10 tho ~
yes OF his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re.
specuully Invited to attend his fuuoral from
his late residences, l2ot Wash ington street,
on saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Inter.
ment at U.d Svsdes Cemetery
WHiTE.-On tho ;th int, william &.
White.
Relatives and friends, Krights OF the
Golden Eagle and membeIs q the q. A. X.
a'e respectfully invited to attend bis funeral
nom his late residence. corner OF X and
Townsend stree $, South Wilmington, on
sundsy sfterI oop, at 2 O'Clock.
MURPHf.-on ThursdaT, 7;h list, Patrick
Murphy, AGED 70 years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully in .
VlteS to attend his funeral on Saturday
aiternooo, at 2 O'Clock, from the residence
OF his sister, Eleventh and Scott streets.
lntermeut ct 81. Josaph's cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

james FL. Crawford, residing al 81
East Ser0ud street, aud car il spec tor n
the F., w. 81 B. depot. was the first tt
respond 10 the alarm OF IRE this fore.
noon Oh Poplar street, below Second
and WAS actively engaged in subd uinp
the flames. When he rush OF the ex.
element WAS over Mr.. Crawford found
himself minus a very fine silver watch
which he either dropped from his W atct
pocket or 1t was snstched by thief. Hs
Is rather inclined to think that it was
hlnlpu.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Legislative Visitors.

The o'clock p. IN. train from Dover
brought u2 to Wilmington the follow.
ing visitors from tha 1t gislature: Wm.
Il. AllShand, John II Joues, James A.
Malllgan, William +. Smslley, Wm.
G. Rust, George W. MCGEE, Thomas K
Wilson, George d. Mediil, Franklin
Temple, Philemon Scotch. James W.
We're, Clerk Of the House T.. 7. Cooper,
ESQ aud II. ". McIntire, reporter.
AS the Seuats remained ia session no
Senator'S were Of the parry, though
Senator McWhorter, VINO was in the
city, met the visitors at the European
Hotel, wherA the party dined. A mum.
Der of the meln bers o! tho City Council
met tie visitors with carriages and
took them on tonr of observation and
siSht seeing arousd the city. The party
will take supper this evening 1T The
Clayton Rouee.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08


I'm portant to housekeepcrs; read csro.
fully our prices; probably you may save
money by giving us trial. Remember,
We deliver goods to oil parts OF the city:
II yon are about to purchase q barrel OF
flour IL would be well to inquire OF US
our prices before buying anywhere. A
special bargain in salmon to-day marked
8 lbs. for 25:. A special bargain In pre-
serves or jellies by the bucket. Remem'
Der, We have the agency for 8. j. Van
hill, Baltimore, and our jellies comprltf
blackberry, ounce. currant, apple
strawberry. raspberry, plum, pine
apple; you can get IL 10. bucket OF III
for SLIGO; no charge for bucket; thii
Jelly 10 very clean and the best we evel
sold.
A bargain In tub butter, suitable fol
cooking, at 15,. per ID also very int
lot of butter at zoe.
2fbs. prunellas, Csc.
2 lbs. seedless plums. Csc.
2doz. salt herring, 25c.
2 doz, smoked herring, 26c.
Cots. chow-chow 26c
2Qts celery sauce, $50.
2 cans French peas, 25c.
cans corned beef, 25c.
2 CANS broiled msckerel, 25c.
2 cans lobster (bsst,,, 25c.
cans plum pudding, 25c.
large bottles Lima beans, DC
ans. pared peaches 25c.
3 cans corn. 25c.
8 OTIS. Lima beans, 25c
8 MS. French prunes, 25c. -
| 8 lbs. bird seed, 26c.
i 3large cans pumpkin. 25o.
3 cans blackberries, 2bo.
8 bottles chow-chow, Csc.
cans CLANS, 25c.
| cans Boston baked beans 25c.
cans OF plum pudding, 25c.
lbs. raisins, Csc.
lbs mince meat, 25c.
lbs. currants 25c
lbs. Carolina rice, 25c.
4 lbs. tap,oca, CSC.
4qte. new peas, zoe.
OTIS. new beane. 26c.
4qts. new hominy, &c.
4 los strawberry or apple Jelly, Csc.
lbs. plum, ounce or currant, 25;.
lbs. raspberry Jelly. 25c,
bottles extract vanilla, 26c.
i bottles extract lemon, 25c.
Cans of sardines, 900
i cans OF Macaronia. ESQ.
lbs white bone,ess Goldfish, 253.
4 bars OF Acame soap, csc.
8 bars French villa soap, 25c.
5 bars Of Oleine soap, 25j.
i 6 bars Of Circus soap, $50.
| 6papers galvanized tacks, 25c.
z bars Of sand soap, Csc.
10 cakes of CASTLE, Zoe.
10 cakes Of Olive, 25c.
10 cakes OF l776, 25c.
10 cakes Of Palm soap, 25c.
IObserve name and number. DEvERELI
BROS No. 8 East Fourth stree.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Etrein n Wood shea

About 8 O'Clock this forenoon a &
broke out in a wood shed az the rear OF
the property 107 Poplar street, occu
pied by Michael Clinch, who was not a
home at tho time. An alarm soor
brought ont the fire department, which
with a couple OF we'll directed stream.
eEtiDsuished the fire. The cause Of ths
i've is my stery, but 1t 10 supposed hol
coal ashes had something TO do with IT,
ITO loss Is very trifiing.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
food Friday,

This being Good Friday, the public
schools are all closed and the children
are having good time running around
to ste the sights, The fire on Poplar
street this morning was regular ova-
ton for The boys, Services are being heid
III he Il -e"pa md Catholic churches,
but there ha> bon no notable suspension
OF business, except in the p, W. X b shops
which are SHUT down
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
What He Knew About Balloons

| Onr fat friend was standing by tht
"counteI" in one Of our fashionable
"drug" stores the other evening, and
one OF his companions complin ented
him on the balloon ascensions and asked
why be didn't go up in one himself.
he instantly turned to one Of his
friends and said: "See me freak him
up" He commenced by saying:
Il so up in one quite frequently
When l was young man, playing Iago
| to Edwin Booths Othello IN Salt Lake
City, l accepted an invitation to make
a balloon ASCENSION with Brigham
Young, Sixteen Of his wives we're in.
troducsd TO ne AMI we ell took pleas.
ant trip. About 1854 miles were made
and the balloon safely landed Ia n vii.
laae Inhabited by mormon beauties.
and Is sooD rs they saw me they were
instantly mashed on my 'delfcaJs'
shape, aud one inimitable darling in q
musical voice said, Holy Moses, DO the
angels wear clothing up there?' and
Brigham young treated them oil 10
cbestnuis."
Tbs ''leRonades" jnst COST his n lend
a round dollar, and he WAS carried off
to cloisler nunnery on a stretcher.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

messrs. Joseph E. aud James V. Mar.
TN OF stalls Nos. 70. SO, 50 and so Third
street market, In anticipation OF a dc.
Mand for fine beef for Easter Sunday.
maze procured d handenulo pair o,
steers Which they have slaughtered and
WIN "aer Tor salA 10 morrow, THESE
steers weighed 4 OG0 pounds, or about
one tol each, aud were RAISED. and led
10y M. Dennison CT White CLAW Creek
,n1dfsd, tais county Ttey are shon,
me hnes' cattle bsoughS TO this civ iof
\ scma time. A'' o''S 1o'
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
important, Repub!icau :.

The kepub lean voters OF ) nth Chris.
tiaE. Hundred ore requested to meet at
the Red Meme Hail, &ewp RI, Saturday
evening, April 8. 10 express tSeir prefer
ence for load Com NM ioner to I'll the
vacancy occaeioned by the death OF
William e. Finn.
FREDERICK kLAIR,
fENJAMIN MCVF",
Road Commencement,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

L w. Ssidham X Son sold for r. l..
Roberts at Chester, on Thursday, wen
" oue head OF horses, ranging from
St@t 10 s256, making an average OF Slgl.
Sax ouG OF the lot wera pnrchpssd nv
Residents of our city. He will have
another sale on the 2Sta mat. a: the
SAINT Dilce
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Mayor Filters First Marriage.

Wednesday afternoon Mayor Fisler
fhiladelphia's new Official, was cal ed
upon for the frtt time to wed "a loving
couple from Blu ks County. The groom
was Joseph Paul and the bride Emma
Aeller. The mayor refused TO acc pl
the profered fee, saying that til g lss
did not permit him to receive any. Tn,
groom, however, left a S. hill behint
MIN to be sent TO tina Southern H1ra,
for Destitute Children.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
At the Academy of M usic.

"Under the GasliRht," which las
drawn large audiences at the Academy
all the week, viii be given for the last
time to morrow afternoon and night.
Next week the powerful and THRILLING
melo-drams, "rhe Silver X 'ng," will
he given by first class COMPANY, with
King Hedlty and Mary Mills in the
leading roles
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Broke His Leg.

Nathaniel Williams, Of Middleto WI,
had his left leg broken on Thursday
morning, while engaged on hts farm
near NoxentoWn mill. in assisting to
roll some chestnut logs on the wagon.
He WAS conveyed to hts home, and Drs.
Pearson and Cham berlain red ced the
fracture.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
ehOOting N ntch,

The Wilmington Ritis Club held theil
regular weekly gallery shooting IasI
evening, and the scores were ~ follow
out OF possible 80 points: O. j.
O'Brien, 63; X. Miller. 50: H. Sim pson
81; Il. A. Heinel. 81; X Roney, 81; W.
G. Seeds, 81; r. l.. Cakes, Al.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Edgerno0r Basket Parry

Tomorrow (Sa uTda5 } evening Edge.
moors popular hssket parry for tie
neneht OF the NJ. z. chapel in that vii
lage will be held II the scioo. horse in
the village The Edgeinuor folks alsaye
nave delightful time when they give
these little social parties, and the one 70
% given tomorrow might Will rot
prove M exception. paey would be
eiad 10 sraet " hunter OF friends from
this city. -
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
HarDeHs stolen.

Some person stole set of single hsr.
ness, blanket and halter frou the car
rage house OF VIM. r. Silver, resid ms
at Fed Lion! las: Wednesday night. a
liberal reward will be paid for the 80
covers OF the property and the arr IS
aud conviction of tho thief.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Quarterly Conference

Tho fourth quarterly conference n,
The Union american n. E. Church, on
French street above Twelfth, will he
heid this evening At 8 O'Clock. Quar-
terly meeting on Sunday. The animal
ference will meet in Chester on II a
10Th Ut April. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Faster at tao w es, rn,,,,,

Aoete has been selected for the choir
~ west Church on Easter Sandal
9u,'s large number OF trained volces.
ava me singing there, 1t is said, Will b.
the best Ia the city. ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
LOOK !!

News has reached the people OF W lin ing
ton toat the y lace to buy groceries Is Of
Dennison X Peaoh's, the largest retail
house In tho city. We are ge,ling pic ME
mans NJ IL cents per pound. Red raspberry
an, ne, currant, plum aud peach preserves,
. pounds for rs cents; best evaporated
psaches, 70 certs per pound; cltees, IA 70 81
cente All the lead INK brands Of Hour at
tse 10 vest possible prices. Easter eggs. .
tea: 20 cents half pound; Bakers corn. 10.
matoes, table ilgs, In box. 2 pounds for 70
cents. Brushes of every kind. Rico. o
poands for 70 cents; raisins, 4 pounds for 70
ceots. Great bargains in oil, brooms, tnns
an" potatoes. Granuiated sugar cents.
O9me. soc and compare prtces III 1o2 and VA
East kifih street as AZ
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

A young man named Hoxie, drug
clerk for DR.. Smith Cooper, Seveuih
ana JetrereoD streets. had his right hand
badly injured by the accidental dis
charge Ct his nusket while looking for
game neaf the brandywine on Thurs.
day af ernocn
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

class "Houeh On Dirt" with the ordi
nary washing compounds / is "a new,
different and altogether superior article
n revelation in housekeeping. 4 bool
20 women. A new discovery. Beat,
tho word for Kitchen, Asundrr
5tGrching, Bath or Shanpuo.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Accident.

Elwood Colwell, . carpenter, while
working ut Z. b. Armstrong; stable,
Fifth and French streets, this morning,
WAS 70 severely cut In his wrist that he
went TO Taylor Il Fullerton . drug store,
where the wound was properly dressed.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

IL Is reported t6at Ohm Clark, the well
Known Philadelphia sporting man, in.
tends to !.cate in this cry and open 9
place Oh King street above Second. Thj.
10 Que OF tue results OF he energetic actor
OF Director OF Public Safely stokely, il
Phi.adel phia.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

Washington market-D. L. Pennock
Nos. 204 and 205, dealer in fresh and
eAlt meats.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

n Easter will be observed by tepg 90.
lunch. hno
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
The CONSULTATION.

DOVER, April The House had
copstitution again 10 day, and with 1t
local option. Tho subject was brought
up in the shape Of Mr.. Jones moving
the consideration OF his bill TO allow
the voters to place the words "for a
| con ventiou" or against q convention"
ON their ballots 1T any general election.
MFR. Jones ade long speech, showing
the many reasons why fuller vote
could be brought out on o general cleo
tion Day than on any other. Mr.. Har
ringtcn replied that the very thing the
member proposed was the very thing
| the convention of 1899 struck out OF tho
constitution. A very interesting and
lively sparring match ensutd between
hessrs. Harrington and Jones, much
to the edification and ON usement Of the
the mem bers. Mr.. NAPLES made the
point that II such bill WAS passed II
| would serve to detract persons from the
Original bill.
Captain Dasey offered an amend ment
which allowed the voters to vote for or
against licenses. Mr.. Jones accepted
the amendment. Mr.. Ware offered au
edition ii smendm Mt allo " ing the PEG
Pile 20 vote for pear cider. DIR. Chandler
moved TO allow them to vote for or
AGAINST oleomArgarine. The whole bill
was finally indefinitely postponed on
motion of Mr.. Harrington.
Mr.. Rust called up the bill to more
lequslize the school fund to-day. The
present distribution gives New Castle
and Sussex about $40 in each district
and Kent over $50 The bill, as passed,
lgives each district In the State S43.1
each. Mr.. AllabAnd made u vigorous
letiort to retain Kent's amount to II, but
1t was without avail, as for once in the
history of TIE State New Castle and
Sussex we're shoulder to shoulder. The
tonly Kent men voting IN favor being
Messrs. Harrington aud Scotch.
Mr.. Norney presented o joint resolu.
.tion, authorizing . new library. He
IshoWtd the necessity of the new build
ing and the danger OF the valuable col
lection OF books. The price authorize
for the erection OF the building Is $50.
1000
The ssnate to-day concurred in the
County Superintendents' bill, and there.
fore We will now have three OF these
ofncers instead Of one. Already .
host Of applicants have applied for the
office. The men are appointed at Ode
Expiration OF the term OF the present
superintendent.
A few days sgo the City Council in.
vited the Legislature up to visit the
lefty and inspect the various branche s
OF the city government. For some
reason or other, however, the mem bers
did not take to the measure very kind.
ly, and there will probably be . session
all day to morrow. This evening the
members all received the following
circular, which Is rather unique In its
little way, aud IL calculated 10 have q
little effect:
KEEP THIS FOR REFERENCE ON FRI.
l DAY.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Divorce Granted.

The application OF Sa!lie l., Block.
som for u divorce from her husband.
j. T. V. Blocksom. of this city, has
passed the Legislature, and their sepa
ration IL nov complete.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

Washington market Es,ga'l
Welcb, Nos 10S ard 1vp, dealers in
fresh and salt meats.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Contract Received,

A contract has been received by the
Pussy & Jones Company to build two
large paper machines for Cagt,s Bros. }
PAPER mill a. Newark.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
Wells Hair BaisaIl

L gray, restores to ori2iaa! co'or. An
elegant dressing, softens ard heaa,ities.
No oil nor grease. A tome restorative;
stops hair coming out; stseag theus,
C causes, heals soalp. 5Uc.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

EwARr-POLX.-lu this CITY, on Thurs.
day. April 7th. ltsT. ty the Rev. jul,ui
DOdd. Henry l.. kwars, Of Chester, Pa
and M srths Polk, OF Ho,keslin. Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
FIFTH eDI1ll

,. Harvey & sIsIe, I '.'.
yesterday by dsa,b' ''''''r,
Awnings 10, ,,..
shipIoy street. ''u At G.a,
"A. A tidy colorsd h.,
y year'' may lind a s V,,' am |
0fesalng 20 ,hls, V Sti ti''.t,
uWeb'tcr & C,,,r1..A
n mG1cse,sin, on T isas'' ,,.oap,
prices ice falains tton ,iH'I Is
,,, Mr., Wil!ari Co, S M, 10. =
Rink. OF tho M
a, T ~. enty i've soOd b,,. j
AMI ~ an s' ''so.e' Of wa l' 9 Is,.,e'|
noon. '' N1l-l
In che siics to "ou,A.
appeared YESTERDAY 1,ss'a,'s|
Brown. 'nslsa I
lerson street, Vii i \. ,a''sa
store, s3l jefferson . a,sa
Saturday, AprIl .. ~ 'a'''
Mrs. James G,pb,
very hsutscms I t,o "
erected erected, on Ess Second ~, ~.
Stallcup run sewer.
Antonio Antonio Cassllt,s. 81
Wssner & Co, rlanS' ~, "
a. Nc. 1876 Marse, ,l,e =.
us bed with tie rhsps,s,.
p Andrew Rice, OF hi, !,
v mnl's, carriage mstaisss
indications Of bic d ~, S,.r
encouraging.
o. Andrew s,1 j, Rice, siA.
q White, carriage bal,.
street bridge, died I'M.
residence, No. SQ5 vs~
short illness. "%
Miss Alice G. Fls.ss
years resided with nIs
- "o.,'or y lecirraA
And traits of the Ias,i
ton ut m early daa
Ed ward Piersou III
were charged with ~
mornings tession N.
They beth plead sVil,i
81 and costs each.
The boys charged N
from the Wilnil,n I
Railroad Company ,rS
Castle jail yes,rrdu In.
women, " no srs h.a III
probab , be sent oras
Mr.. William Dy1aI
eldest daughter Of Eah
Ing rear Towrsp,, nj
WedD esdsy by Rsr u
|Cecilton, Nd, 90. Il
home In this city.
Cards ara m. ,,,w,
ding Of Miss Rsrl,tCv-
yielphia and Wa'y
Smyrna In tie cotaudu
Eighteenth and Gre, M
phia, on Wedne,diy Id
The Odessa D,,r,s
viii give an sp,s,rrs
Hail. m An,,l II IA. ~
the no M np' ana -' .,, ~
entIt led "sIn T,,sn,
The ,ny e,o.,
Can,sins Tim. ' asi Rrrl
nh ia uas 1aurcss, i,,ss
Sha,n Comnanr adj
Hna'p nh S1u n,,',i !. NJ
, lnS a = "1 Gt ~, 5 !. d 4 h
he nse,, a. A tos.so,; 4
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
100

Remnants oil table linen to be closed oat
at once, Some great bargains among
the lot. kennsrd's, 623 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

Tomorrow promises to be from fail
% cloudy and warmer. Similar condi.
lions will! probably prevail en- Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

Easter lunch will be ssEvea at 22i
kipg street. Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

washington Matist-D. A Powell
nsn stand Dslawste shad, u! s.als. lob
-sters ard CLANS. 'o'
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
List OF tuotio sni.A

:. 9. Vim, G. Martia. horspa. ctr.
9, 70 i' q. n Tyson, Village tirren.
a, 70 PIond & merrtlk, GGnsfsv,lIe.
Is, Goodie5 = BALDWIN. rooth'
Corner.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

Ifyeu want from one toa whole set
Of testh put in, call OF DR.. VaoDe'
veD.er, sl3 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

=, Wseiington narket-T. RieruanD.
: NO. sJl, dealer in fresh and salt Ines.fs
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

NOliOt-'. JAS. IL. MohUGH, tho
~ tehant OF tbs house giIusted ut the
,. w. corner OF Eleventh and Lombard
streets, In the Eighth ward of the city
OF Wilmington, county OF New Castle
and state Of Delaware. In aonpii.
alce with the requirements OF tho acts OF
the General Assembly In such cass made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall oppiy In writing TO the court Of Demo.
rat Sessions of tho teace and Jail Delivery
OF tho state Of delaware, In and tor New
Dast.e county, ON MONDAY, the 9th day OF
hlay. A. u 1857, being the next term
Of said court for a liceoss for said house as
an Inn or tavern for the sale therein OF In.
tcXicating liquors In lets quantities than one
auRrt, TO be drunk on the prem ises. and the
following respectable citizens o. eeid ward
recon- mend tho sali application viz:
Jbhh u ward Jim l.. Richards
.laues Gtrnon Thomas Welrh
Peter Carney ID. r. Atkinson
W. ID. brown harry W. Slsyman
VIE. h. Ward IGc.b DeakyDe
,Ionn n. HuntIey Saml. Z. Atkinson
WIN. JACK ii Ugh r. ',weoney
los. tutaatz Geo II. CantwelI
Shas. J.. Dilimnn Jacob Huber
7. II. EenBem0re James Ryan
.ios. hen man Frederick Hoffman,
bernard Mccullough Elsm Page.
hs"t JAS. MCAUaH.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

S1aKer tea cures dyspepsia. For sale
ny "m' Springer, 402 Market st,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08
- - - -
Friends eotIng

The Concord Union OF Friends First.
day seho lls viii meet to morrow in the
meeting house at Fourth and West streets
at 10 u. m, when Il humber OF addresses
VIII hc made, and reports will be read
from the different schools OF the Union.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

Washington narket-D. Reed &; so,.
Nos. 1O2 and 103, dealers in fresh arc
salt meats.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

washington Market-G. ". Lvs,e
Nos. IL & II EcIl line OF vege.ab les
fruit and track,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

Quaker tea cures dyspepsia. For sale
by VIM. 8 ringer, 402 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

NUAltE- !, JAMES MURPHY, 1He
~ tshant 0. the house ttuH:9d At .nt
n. ". torIer OF Bro aL1 Shipiey SIS, sucwI
as tie hifAWood House, in the irsL waTd Il
tie city Of " lining .0u County II rev Castle
and ;stt.e OF delaware, in cOmI lance with
the requirements OF the acIs OF tho ue1erAl
Eess@n.y II eucn case made aod provided,
40 hereby give notice that snail Apply L.
writing 10 lne COurl OF General SeselOHs OF
tho Peace aad jail Delivery o tho safe oi
Delaware IN and for New castle county, on
orcsY, ne eth cay Ct May, a. ID. 1851. he.
Tax tile next tern. o. sail court for license
Tor Sd Il mouse as III ina or tavern, fOt ths
az therein ofintcxicAtinS l.qdOrs IN less
Quantities thaa one quart, To 20 drunk On
,hs premises, AID the following respt ciabie
citlzei.s OF said ward recommend the said
application, VIZ:
harry Thirsty Lewis Simmons
James Chrlsty Jaclb M Dallas
Z y Id; lOr john /. Graham
John Lang Isaac Lied
] ii Taylor j Hamilton Ayars
Robert tGlo AEdreN W ilneIIa
Meyer Meyers Enliie Bucher
n y Ia.nSlt Anton nGuber
Preston hygrs Il JeiieIis
Joha Dolsn 1hos - ,.ibson
ALoDas hoseiter Conrad heuer
VIM kJns James L Wallace
as &c JANE NJ UhFhT.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-08

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